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Originally posted by ilikehazing
Do not insult my vocabulary, when your sentence structure leads me to believe that you have not been in America for too long. Do not insult my intelligence, because I am agnostic and am therefore smarter than you.
I will reply when your sentence structure and vocabulary have reached to a point that enables us to discuss the issue. That is, take ESL for a couple more years.
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We wont continue this discourse. I am born and bred American. In fact my ancestors have been on this land far longer than when yours stumbled upon it, but we won't go there, at least I won't. I write legal briefs for a living, so the problem you are having with my writing structure is either (1) you have a limited vocabulary or 2) you do not know law.
Had I not been American, your comments are biased and prejudice and proves why several fraternities and sororities are needed in this country. America where freedom rings. You don't know all there is to know about all americans. Admit that and move on. You do not have the solution to cure all, so get off your high horse and let people be themselves.
So busy trying to force people to fit in your mold of what you perceive things should be. So busy trying to force people to write, speak and dress like what you think is the right way, best way and only way. That you are blinded to the fact that those same acts are what discriminates and seperates people from one another. It bothers you that people are not what you expect them to be. It bothers you that an islamic sorority can come to exist. It bothers you that the black sororities and gay/lesbian and multicultural ones came to exist. "Why cant we all just join one group hold hands and be happy" is your answer. That could happen if people didn't try to force themselves on one another. Don't you worry about my sentence structure, for if you are so much smarter than me as you claim to be, then you understand clearly what I have stated herein.
This conversation is taking a turn for something unproductive thus, I'll end it as it began in . . .
PEACE